Uncover the mystery of the United States' incitement to the South China Sea Islands

Uncover the mystery of the United States' incitement to the South China Sea Islands Uncle Jia The U.S. economy has experienced periods of decline approximately every ten years. Experience tells us that there are periods of decline and prosperity, and the economy...

Uncovering the Mystery of the United States' Incitement to the South China Sea Islands Uncle Jia Over the course of history, the U.S. economy has experienced periods of recession approximately every ten years. Experience tells us that some people have three declines and six prosperity, and the economy also has the principle that if it declines for a long time, it will prosper, and if it prospers for a long time, it will decline. When the economy is good, people can seize the opportunity and prepare for a rainy day. However, during the economic recession, when the government is faced with sluggish business in all walks of life, stagnant construction, and high unemployment, how to revitalize the economy, create jobs, solve people's livelihood, and increase tax revenue is the biggest headache for those in power. In the past, when the economy was in recession in the 1930s and 1940s, the government allocated funds to revitalize the economy, expand agriculture and animal husbandry, develop water conservancy and transportation, build dams and other highways and bridge projects, increase work places, and dump the remaining agricultural and animal husbandry products into the sea to feed fish, so that people have work to do and revitalize social prosperity. In the 1950s after World War II and during the economic recession in the 1960s, the government relaxed loan policies, allowing many families to buy their own houses and do business. Therefore, at that time, the construction industry was on the rise, and various businesses received loans, such as electrical appliances, computers, and automobiles, which were sold all over the world. Coupled with the consumption of the Korean War and the Vietnam War, this was the peak period of the United States' economic turnaround. Later, in the 1970s and 1980s, as electrical appliances and computers developed in various countries, they caught up with the United States, and the automobile kingdom robbed Japan of the market. From then on, the U.S. economy gradually declined. However, after several small wars, such as Haiti and the Gulf War, the U.S. economy was barely able to maintain its economic recession that year. Now, after the financial tsunami in the early years of the United States, the economy has plummeted. Although the Obama administration has provided large amounts of loans to help private citizens and businesses in an attempt to revive the economy, repeated attempts have failed. At present, domestic construction such as hydropower projects, buildings, bridges and highways have been built to the point where there is no room for reconstruction. For foreign exports, except for selling arms and high-tech (high-tech is afraid to sell secrets to others), the United States really has no goods to compete with other countries. Therefore, Obama sent a group of ministers to go out to lobby those developing countries to buy American weapons. For example, Hillary Clinton went to Southeast Asia to incite disputes over the South China Sea Islands, with the purpose of selling arms. Therefore, the Philippines, India and Vietnam have successively purchased a batch of old warships, aircraft, rockets, (Taiwan has not yet been determined)... The Obama administration knows very well that if it fails to disrupt the economy and improve the employment rate within this year, its chances of running for re-election next year will be slim. Therefore, he does not dare to get into a war now, let alone be hostile to China. He has also sent the Chinese envoy Locke and Vice President Biden to visit China in order to appease and communicate with China and reduce economic conflicts.